(1) Trinity College Annual College Examination - Freshmen. History (5 June 1906, 9-12) [ticks next to the questions indicate which ones Mallory answered].
(2) Trinity College Annual College Examinations - Freshmen. History (5 June 1906, 1-4pm).
(3) Papers on Later Constitutional History set at St John's College [Michaelmas Term no year given] [ticks next to the questions indicate which ones Mallory answered and there is a pencil sketch map of Europe on the back with the words Questions Ecclesiastical Property Spain].
(4) Papers on Later Constitutional History set at St John's College [Lent Term no year given].
Copy of a short biography of Edward Digby, who matriculated at Magdalene in 1792 but doesn't appear to have proceeded to a degree. Was tried for a 'Foot-pad robbery' at the Old Bailey in 1802. A transcript of the trial can be read at the Old Bailey Online website: https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/record/t18021027-119?text=%22medical%20gentleman%22.
(1) Handwritten poem ‘Lords Coëval with creation’ (1958) by C.S. Lewis (2) Explanatory letter to Francis Turner, 10 June 1958 (3) Printout of the music by Peter Relph (who sang bass in the choir), June 2016.
Copies of the order of service and the eulogies given by Sir Christopher Greenwood, Frank Salmon, and Margaret Greaves at the memorial service held for Duncan Robinson held at Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge on 22 April 2023.
A Document addressed to Jean-Baptiste Tourteau of Septeuil, General Treasurer of the Civil List, with an instruction to pay [Duras?] three thousand livres for his appointment as governor at the Château de Saint-Hubert.
Parchment document in French signed by Louis XIV. The document is slightly cropped along the right-hand edge and in the lower right corner, and therefore a small amount of text is missing. The document is countersigned by Louis II Phélypeaux de Pontchartrain.
Parchment document in French signed by Louis XIII. The document is slightly cropped along the right-hand edge and therefore a small amount of text is missing.
Document in French signed by Louis Henri Joseph de Bourbon.
The document describes the approval of a pension to a retiring officer with rheumatism in the Régiment de Bourbon Dragons under Capitaine La Guiche (Amable-Charles de La Guiche, 1747- 1799).
Parchment document in French signed by Charles the Bold. The document is cropped along the right-hand edge and therefore some of the text is missing.
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Later inscriptions added: Inscriptions in later hands have been added to the document, including "Anno 1803"; "Finis L'ande le 3 mars 1803" and "Louis vanden Bogaerde".
Autograph document addressed from "Lambeth", signed, presenting his compliments to Mr Wainwright and will be happy to see him if he calls at Lambeth next Wednesday a little before eleven o’clock.
